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Mailenable Installation Guide MailEnable Installation Guide MailEnable Messaging Services for Windows Server 2008/2012/2016/2019 Installation Guide for: MailEnable Standard Edition MailEnable Professional Edition MailEnable Enterprise Edition MailEnable Enterprise Premium Edition MailEnable Pty. Ltd. 59 Murrumbeena Road Murrumbeena VIC 3163 Australia t: +61 3 9563 4177 https://www.mailenable.com/ Date last modified 2/5/2020 4:27:00 PM MailEnable Installation Guide - Page 1 of 32 Table of Contents 1 Before You Install ................................................................................................. 3 1.1 MailEnable System Requirements ....................................................................................... 3 1.2 Conflicting Applications or Services ................................................................................... 3 1.3 Configuring TCP/IP and DNS Settings ............................................................................... 4 1.4 Downloading the Installation Program ................................................................................ 4 2 Running the Installation Program ...................................................................... 5 2.1 Installing Standard Edition................................................................................................... 5 2.2 Installing Professional Edition ........................................................................................... 14 2.3 Installing Enterprise and Enterprise Premium Editions ..................................................... 24 MailEnable Installation Guide - Page 2 of 32 1 Before You Install This section outlines any preparation you should consider before installing MailEnable. 1.1 MailEnable System Requirements 1.1.1 Operating System ▪ Windows 2008/2012/2016/2019 (either 32-bit or 64-bit versions) Note: While the MailEnable product suite can be installed and has been tested on Windows workstation environments the company does not support these platforms. 1.1.2 Platform Requirements ▪ 4GB RAM, minimum 100MB hard disk space ▪ Microsoft IIS v7.0 or greater for webmail, web administration, CalDAV, CardDAV, ActiveSync ▪ .NET framework 3.5 or later ▪ Dedicated Internet connection recommended 1.2 Conflicting Applications or Services MailEnable has integrated SMTP and POP services. For this reason, you should ensure that the computer is not already running POP or SMTP services. The installation program will complete, even if there are conflicting services or applications installed, but ideally, you should check the service control manager to ensure that they are not running or have not been configured to start automatically. SMTP and POP services use TCP/IP ports 25 and 110 respectively. You can determine if a service or agent is using these ports by using the NETSTAT utility at the command prompt. For help using the NETSTAT application please refer to the Microsoft Web Site. MailEnable Installation Guide - Page 3 of 32 1.3 Configuring TCP/IP and DNS Settings MailEnable use the servers configured IP address for resolving domains for outbound mail. It is important that the server can resolve host names to IP addresses. As a test, you should attempt to ping the following address: www.mailenable.com If the address cannot be resolved, you will need to adjust your networking settings and ensure that your DNS settings are configured correctly. If you are using the Google Public DNS service (8.8.8.8) for your server then be aware that reverse DNS blacklisting may not function correctly, due to lookup limitations by Google. 1.4 Downloading the Installation Program The MailEnable Installation Program is approximately 100 MB in size depending on the version. It can be downloaded from: https://www.mailenable.com MailEnable Installation Guide - Page 4 of 32 Standard Edition 2 Running the Installation Program 2.1 Installing Standard Edition 2.1.1 Installation Overview Note: In order to install MailEnable Standard, you require administrative privileges of the server MailEnable is installing upon. Run the installation executable by double clicking on the install program. The installation program will then guide you through the rest of the installation process. Each screen of the installation program is likely to contain data entry fields, Next, Back and Cancel control buttons. The [Next] button allows you to proceed to the next step of the installation process. To exit the installation at any time, you can click on the [Cancel] button. Likewise, the [Back] button allows you to step back through the installation process. At any time the [Cancel] button is pressed you will be shown an exit screen as shown below verifying that you do in fact want to exit the installer. 2.1.2 Installation note Once you commence installation the following note will appear. This is just to inform you that MailEnable will try to access the internet once installation is completed. Read the note and click [OK] to continue. 2.1.3 Welcome Screen The welcome screen informs that you are installing MailEnable Messaging Services. It also provides a warning outlining the copyright protection of the MailEnable product suite. If you wish to continue installing the application, click on the Next button. MailEnable Installation Guide - Page 5 of 32 Standard Edition Please click the [Next] button to continue. 2.1.4 Registration Details The following dialog box may appear to inform you that a previous version of MailEnable has been installed (and who it was installed by). Please click the [Next] button to continue. MailEnable Installation Guide - Page 6 of 32 Standard Edition 2.1.5 Terms and Conditions The ‘Terms and Conditions’ dialog box explains the licensing terms and conditions of installing and using the MailEnable product suite. You should read this carefully as it outlines all conceptual and legal issues relating between the agreement between MailEnable and the End User in relation to the way the program can be used. Please click the [Next] button to continue. 2.1.6 Select Components The installation program will always install the core mail services, such as SMTP, POP and IMAP. For the web mail client, the web administration and migration services, these are optional. If you are not needing to use these services, unselect the options. You can add them later if needed by reinstalling the software over the top of an existing installation. MailEnable Installation Guide - Page 7 of 32 Standard Edition 2.1.7 Choose Program Installation Location Setup will now prompt you to nominate where it will install its program files. By default, MailEnable will install itself under the “Program Files” directory. You can change to a different directory by clicking on the Browse button. Please click the [Next] button to continue. 2.1.8 Selecting Program Group The installation wizard will now prompt you for the program group where you want the MailEnable icons and shortcuts installed. Please click the [Next] button to continue. 2.1.9 Selecting Configuration Repository Setup will now prompt you to nominate where to install its configuration data. By default, MailEnable will install itself under the “Program Files” directory. You can change to a different directory by clicking on the Browse button. The configuration data is where the domain, user options, and other configuration settings are stored. MailEnable Installation Guide - Page 8 of 32 Standard Edition Please click the [Next] button to continue. 2.1.10 Replace Configuration Files If you have installed MailEnable previously, or are upgrading the software, then the existing installation will be detected. At this point you have the option to overwrite the configuration data, and backup the existing configuration directory. If you are upgrading, you should leave the settings as is. 2.1.11 Selecting data repository You need to select a location to store the email data. MailEnable Installation Guide - Page 9 of 32 Standard Edition 2.1.12 Creating an Initial Post Office Setup will now prompt you to nominate at least one Post Office to deliver mail to and from. You will also need to provide a password for the Postmaster mailbox for the post office. Please click the [Next] button to continue. 2.1.13 SMTP Connector Configuration The installation will now prompt you to enter specific details for its SMTP Connector. The options can be changed under the SMTP settings in the administration program. MailEnable Installation Guide - Page 10 of 32 Standard Edition These settings are outlined in the following table: Setting Description Domain Name The domain name should be the domain name of the organization that owns or is operating the server. If you are using this server on the Internet, it is important that this domain name is registered. DNS Host The DNS host used by the SMTP Connector to locate mail servers. If you wish to use multiple DNS addresses, you can enter these here, and separate the IP addresses with a space. In most cases, you should include the same DNS host(s) as configured under the network TCP/IP settings for the computer. SMTP Port The SMTP port is almost always set to 25. Very rarely is another port number used and it is recommended that this setting remain as 25. Please click the [Next] button to continue. 2.1.14 Commence Installation The installation program will prompt you a final time before it commences installing files and registering the application. MailEnable Installation Guide - Page 11 of 32 Standard Edition Please click the [Next] button to continue. The installation will now install files and
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